Name

Where Born

Date Born

Date Baptised

Married

Where Wed

When Died

Where Buried

Frederick Green

Netley, Hampshire

11 Dec 1866

-

-

-

Annie H. ?

Battersea, London

c1870

-

5 Oct 1890

St James' Church Hatcham, London

-

-

Frederick Thomas Green

Battersea, London

24 Aug 1891

-

-

-

Leonard Green

Battersea, London

c1893

-

-

-

Maud Green

Battersea, London

c1896

-

-

-

Helen D. Green

Wandsworth, London

1900

-

-

-

Residence

Name

Relation

Condition

Age

Profession or Occupation

Where born

No 14 Hut

Fred Green

Lodger

Single

16

Labourer

-

Notes - 1881 Census - South Stoneham:

	The 1871 Census entry for Fred Green can be seen via this link to his parents Thomas & Jane Green.
	It does not say where Fred was born but it was Netley, Hampshire.
	It is not clear what Hut means. However, on this census return are entries for three other huts No 13, No 15 - listed as closed but three people are living there, then No  16. All huts contain large numbers of lodgers who are labourers. Were they part of a building project? Well yes, probably. The hut was in the grounds of the Royal Victoria Hospital in Netley, so he must have been involved in its construction. Link to a brief historical guide about the hospital www.hantsnet.org.uk
	Fred is living in a hut with the family of Mr & Mrs Daniel Birch and their family of four children, plus four lodgers. All the adult males are Labourers.
	Fred is listed as 16 years old, yet can only be 14, was he lying about his age to get a job?

Notes - 1891 Census - Battersea:

Fred and Annie are newly married and living in rooms or a flat.

Notes - 1901 Census - St Andrew:

	It is not clear what 20 + 20 means.
	The family must have moved here just before Helen was born.